Johannesburg - JSC
Jozi, Jo'burg, eGoli, ... however you call it, it is the largest city in all of South Africa. Having built its fortune on precious stones and metals, this thriving metropolis will be the centrpoint for the world cup extravaganza. With three fiecely competitive local clubs in the Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Moroka Swallows, the local support should be huge.
The stadium will be extensively upgraded in time for the world cup, when it will host the opening and final matches, among others.
Stadium Details
| Name | Soccer City Stadium (aka FNB Stadium) |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 104,000 |
| Opened | 1987 |
| Club(s) | Kaizer Chiefs ((prior to world cup)) |
Matches in Johannesburg - JSC
Group Stage
- Match 1. Friday 11th June 2010, Johannesburg - JSC, 15:00 BSTGroup A Match
South Africa
1–1
Mexico
South Africa goal: Tshabalala (55′)Mexico goal: Márquez (79′)Coverage: ITV1
- Match 9. Monday 14th June 2010, Johannesburg - JSC, 12:30 BSTCoverage: ITV1
- Match 20. Thursday 17th June 2010, Johannesburg - JSC, 12:30 BSTGroup B Match
Argentina
4–1
South Korea
Argentina goals: Park Chu-young (16′ own goal), Higuaín (33′, 76′, 80′)South Korea goal: Lee Chung-yong (45′+1)Coverage: ITV
- Match 29. Sunday 20th June 2010, Johannesburg - JSC, 19:30 BSTGroup G Match
Brazil
3–1
Côte d'Ivoire
Brazil goals: Luís Fabiano (25′, 50′), Elano (62′)Côte d'Ivoire goal: Drogba (79′)Coverage: BBC1
Round of 16
Quarter Finals
- Match 58. Friday 2nd July 2010, Johannesburg - JSC, 19:30 BSTQuarter Final
Uruguay
1–1
Ghana
after extra time
Uruguay goal: Forlán (55′)Ghana goal: Muntari (45′+2)Uruguay won 4–2 on Penalties Uruguay Ghana Player Outcome Outcome Player Forlán 
Gyan Victorino Appiah Scotti 
John Mensah M. Pereira Adiyiah Abreu Coverage: ITV1
Final
- Match 64. Sunday 11th July 2010, Johannesburg - JSC, 19:30 BSTCoverage: BBC1 (and ITV1)
